Law
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Marla Luckert to Retire
Luckert served on the state's highest court for 23 years, including a stint as chief justice.
Kansas Enacts Sweeping Law Invalidating Transgender IDs and Restricting Bathroom Access
New law retroactively revokes legally obtained driver's licenses and birth certificates with updated gender markers, while banning transgender people from using bathrooms matching their identity.
Kansas Enacts Law to Invalidate Transgender IDs
New law requires state to cancel 1,700 driver's licenses and issue new birth certificates for up to 1,800 people.
Legislative Policy
Kansas Bill Aims to Ban Required DEI Courses at Public Colleges
Professor argues this misunderstands higher education's purpose
Kansas Enforces Strict Biological Sex Law
New law requires birth certificates and driver's licenses to match biological sex at birth, affecting over 1,500 transgender residents.
Kansas Republicans Override Governor's Veto on Transgender Bathroom Bill
The new law requires transgender individuals to use restrooms and changing facilities based on biological sex rather than gender identity.
- UMD Basketball Teams Earn NCAA Tournament Bids
- Topeka Native Mark Turgeon Introduced as UMKC Basketball Coach
- Pedestrian Killed in Topeka Crash Identified
- Kansas Air National Guard Deploys for War Against Iran
- Forecasters Warn of Severe Storms Across Northeast Kansas
- Dense Fog Advisory Issued; Severe Storms Possible Late Tonight and Friday
